Linde G-TECTA SG, Operating Manual

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UK
Contents
Safety and Warning information 3
Instructions – specific for use
in hazardous areas 3, 4
Instructions – specific for use
in non‑hazardous areas 4
Introduction 5
Sensors 5
Key Features 5
Software 5
Batteries 5, 9
Product Features 6
Switching on 6
Auto Zero 6
Switching off 6
Instrument Storage 6
Confidence signals 7
Display Symbols 7
Alarms 8
Instrument Settings 8
Data and Event Logging 9
Wearing the Instruments 10
Gas Sampling 11
Maintenance, Calibration
and Gas Testing 11
Ozone Instrument 13
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Instrument 13
Gas Test/Calibration Troubleshooting 14
PC Interface and PC Software
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Product Specification 16
Accessories 17
Troubleshooting 18
Sensor Limitations 19
Available Sensors 19
Declaration of Conformity 20
The Linde Group Warranty 21
Whilst The Linde Group has made every effort
to ensure that the details and information given in
both our printed and online publications are accurate
at the time of issue, full technical specifications are
not necessarily included. Furthermore The Linde Group
policy is one of continuous improvement and the
right is reserved to alter details and information as
the need arises. Accordingly the Customer should
check any details and information they wish to rely
on with The Linde Group at the time of purchase.
The Linde Group can not accept liability in respect of any
errors or omissions herein contained or for any loss or
damage malfunction or consequential lost arising
from reliance upon our publication.
The customer will be responsible for any risk to health
or safety from goods in the Customer’s possession and/
or control. The Customer’s attention is drawn to the
fact that statutory regulations and recognised codes
of practice exist covering the use and handling of
some goods (including safety products.) The Customer
must ensure that persons who use the goods receive
adequate training and safety literature.
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